Youngest Pinoy kids endure most of violent discipline – UNICEF
Joseph Azil Buena Three out of five FIlipino children within ages three to nine were subject to violent disciplinary actions, while two out of five children ages one to two
Joseph Azil Buena Three out of five FIlipino children within ages three to nine were subject to violent disciplinary actions, while two out of five children ages one to two
Daniela Adelaide Jaimeleen Sol Dizon The Philippines strives to be among the top 20 percent of nations covered by the World Bank’s Business-Ready; it is a worldwide study that ranks
Benedict Maravilla The Philippines is still among the top countries in the world with a soaring number of journalist killings that remain unpenalized by law. Photo Courtesy of Noel Celis/Lisa Marie
Dwayne Pelagio Senator Christopher “Bong” Go denied allegations of a “reward system” that allegedly incentivized killings of drug suspects in the Duterte administration’s war on drugs during the Senate Blue
Danniell Domingo Former president Rodrigo Duterte refused to take full responsibility for the deaths of Kian delos Santos, 17 and Karl Anthony Nuñez, 20 during the Senate Blue Ribbon Subcommittee
Alfredo Tolentino President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. reinstated the government’s commitment to eradicating hunger and alleviating poverty with the signing of the Enhanced Partnership Against Hunger and Poverty (EPAHP) Joint Memorandum
Danniell Domingo The Department of Education (DepEd) Secretary Sonny Angara seeks to send Filipino students abroad through scholarships to improve education quality and address concerns from recent findings that only
Daniela Adelaide Jaimeleen Sol Dizon After the severe onslaught caused by tropical storm ‘Kristine,’ President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. instructed the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) on Saturday to
Mary Sophia Angela Buenavidez Vice President Sara Duterte may be facing two impeachment grounds with graft and corruption and betrayal of public trust, due to her alleged misuse of confidential
Nureen Joy Mangaoang Former president Rodrigo Duterte has admitted full accountability for his administration’s bloody anti-drug campaign during the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee on October 28, citing national security as